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To: donozark

Walker has said he will not push for RTW and the State Senate is too squishy to try it.

As much as I and many others in this State want it, it may well be the “bridge too far”. Maybe if he strengthens his position with a second term in 2014 and the recall rules are changed, but until then I think he’ll tread slowly.


23 posted on 05/31/2012 7:21:23 AM PDT by MNlurker
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To: MNlurker
Wouldn't it rock their world though? First Mitch Daniels-Indiana becomes a RTW State, then Wisconsin pushes to become one. May break the bank so to speak.

Just hope Gov. Walker and other 4 can hold on Tuesday. That is a big victory in itself. Last poll I read seems to indicate they all will win...

26 posted on 05/31/2012 7:29:06 AM PDT by donozark (One in four Confederate Soldiers who fell at Gettysburg came from North Carolina.)
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To: MNlurker

I just do no understand opposition against right to work laws by anyone other than union bosses and the politicians they own. Why woould Joe or Jane worker support forced unionzation? It is so anti-freedom.


31 posted on 05/31/2012 9:23:39 AM PDT by KansasGirl
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